Also, with Evernote’s offline notebooks capacity, I can access and edit my book notes in Evernote even without Internet access. Well, I like to have as much of my work- and research-related info as possible under one roof, not scattered across different programs or devices. So why bother transferring them? You can edit them, sort them by book or by date, delete them, all on your Amazon Kindle page. Why would you want your Kindle notes in Evernote? As you’ll see below, notes and highlights made on a Kindle or Kindle app are automatically stored on your Amazon Kindle page. Here’s a video on how to share notes and highlights in the iBooks app.) (This is for Kindles or Kindle apps only I’m still figuring out how to do the same thing for notes/hightlights created in iBooks. It’s a non-geeky (no coding required), unoriginal solution that makes use of free automation services and apps: Evernote, Kindle app for iPad, Twitter, IFTTT.

In this post, I show you how I, a Japan resident who purchases most of his Kindle books on Amazon Japan (not, I don’t have an account there) get my book notes and highlights made on my iPad’s Kindle app into Evernote. Do you read books on Kindle or a Kindle app on an iPad or similar device? Do you want to make notes or highlight passages in your ebooks but don’t know how? Would you like to have access to all your notes and highlighted passages even when you don’t have your Kindle or iPad with you? Would you like to do this but don’t have an account, or you buy your ebooks from some other store than ? Would you like to share your notes and highlights with others? Would you like to transport all your notes and highlights into Evernote? If your answer to any or all of the above is ‘yes’ then read on.

Kindle book notes